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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25
COMBINED CONCERT AT EMMA
SQUARE,

BY courtesy of Captain Makaroff,
of the Russian warship Vitiaz, the
ships musical band will come ashore
tomorrow afternoon, and unite with
the Royal Hawaiian Band in q COM
binatlon concert, at Emma Square,
commencing at A o'clock. A good
programme is anticipated, and a
rich treat may be expected by all
lovers of music,
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FLOOR COMMITTEE.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE GENTLEMEN,

Smoking may be a bad habit
senseless, hurtlul, and costly.-a
habit better not acquired, and II ac-
CURED better abandoned. Never
theless, it is habit which has be-
come pretty prevalent, and no
amount of lecturing and talking is
likely to break il UP in q hurry.
There must be something gratifying
in smoking TO smokers, otherwise
they would be more ready to aban-
don the practice when mature years
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

THE Secretary OF the Board OF
Education announces that the regu-
lar vacation at the close of the first
school session OF all Government
schools in the kingdom will extend,
this year, from Friday the Sth to
Monday the 25th of April.
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HONOLULU RIFLES.
DRILL AND DANCE.

The long contemplated exhibition
drill of the Honolulu Rifles will
begin at 8 O'Clock this evening, at
their armory, Beretania street. At
8 o'clock the drill will cease, and a
dance begin. Every required pre-
paration has been effected, to make
the occasion one of pleasure and en-
joyment to the invited guests. The
various committees are constituted
as follows:--
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j. +. HACKFELD, Esq, Acting Rus
sian Vice-Consul, will entertain Capt.
MackaroT at dinner this evening.
Later on the captain and officers will
attend the exhibition drill of the
Honolulu Rifles.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

WE HAVE just received per Aus.
w traia new lot of Artists Ma
terials, Ebony We're, Brackets, Cabinet
Frames, Rustic Frames, etc. And we
are better prepared than ever to make
Cornccs and Picture Frames, having
the largest and best selected stock of
Moulding. in the Kingdom. KING
Bros ART STORE. 81
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

DIR. FMNT's HEART REMEDY is u
Specific for all forms of Heart Dis
case and also for Diseases of Kidneys
and Circulation. Descriptive book
with every bottle. Benson Smith &
Co., Agents. 354*
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

EOR first.class Carriages, good horses,
Il aud civil ami careful drivers, ring
up Telephones No. 3jj Remember. it
costs no more Tor ride in a good car.
rage than ii does ia q bad one. Homo.
lulu Carriage Co, Stand corner Of Foit
and Merchant Sts. ~ lw
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JOHN Carter, OF New York, aged 80
years, died at the Queens Hospital
on Wednesday, OF typhoid fever.
The remains were taken yesterday
afternoon to the Makiki cemetery,
where the Rev. Il. G. Oggel con-
Quoted the funeral services.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

100 LBS. Ere n lIome-Modc Chew.
AOO ing Sticks, or so.called Bar.
Mrs Po'e-, and flesh, delicious Vanilla
and Chocolate Creams which guaran.
Ice to be far superior and sold cheaper
than any imported, ut i. HORNS Pion.
ccr Steam Candy Factory and Bakery
and Ice Cream Parlor S5tf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

LAST evening Major Quick adver-
tised for three carpenters. The first
thing this morning, four able-bodied
men of that trade, and of four
different nationalities, presented
themselves at the Majors office.
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Mr.. Walter N. Gifiard has moved
into town, to his Beretania street
residence, so rs to be more con-
veniently located for medical advice
and attendance. Mr.. Giflard, although
his hands and face are yet bandaged,
has greatly improved and is con
tihuing to improve.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

THOSE picture books which Mr..
A. j. Cartwright, agent for the
Equitable Life Assurance Society,
No. s Kaahumanu street, is giving
10 all children who call ut the office,
make glad the hearts Of the little
nnpa
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Tile haNnLuLu RIFLE.

The Honolulu Rifles had smart
drill last evening, by electric light
one outside and two inside. Twenty
four men were picked out for the
exhibition drill tonight.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

AN old native man, commonly
known as "Old Ia Hiki No." and
quite n character in his way, has
passed from the theatre of life.
Several days ago, the old man
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

CAPTAIN Fehlbehr, of the Police
Force, is spending the last day OF his
6lst year, to-day. The Captains
appearance indicates that time has
dealt gently and kindly with him.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

EMEssRs. Wilder & Co., representing
Mr.. S. G. Wilder, Agent of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company. OF
New York, are giving away useful
little note books.
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"JENKs is too mad for anything"
When about to start yesterday in his
race with Capt, Rice, he turned to
give his last wink to Capt, Shepherd,
the time Keeper, and found that in
dividual completely tired out, and
sound asleep, Race indefinitely post
poned.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

Mr.. Dildine is about the same as
when his condition was last mem
toned.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

GENTLEMAN in quest of white kid
gloves and white ties, for the dance
tonight, may satisfy their wants at
Mr.. Goldberg's, corner of Fort and
Merchant streets.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

The captain and officers OF the
Russian corvette Vitiaz are being
entertained by His Majesty the King
this afternoon.
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LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.

The steamers Kinau and Likelike
are due here Sunday morning.
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THERE were but few inappropriate
ed seats in the Opera House, for to-
morrow evenings entertainment,
when j. f. Brown & Cos Office closed
last evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

AN officer belonging to the Russian
man-of-war, was admitted into the
Queens Hospital this afternoon.
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The newly-appointed visiting
committee-Messrs. Irwin and Ather-
ton-made their first visit to the
Queens Hospital yesterday after
noon.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

THEY say that the Marshal has
hurried over new leaf, because he
got at the foot of page.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

A THREE-MAsTED schooner was re-
ported off Waialua ut 0:15 this
morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

The Bishop of Honolulu will
deliver Lenten address at the
regular service, at st. Andrews
Cathedral, this evening.
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A SHIPPING master was put out OF n
city-front store, yesterday, and made
SO mad that he could not speak for
an hour.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

CPERRY'S No. | Family Flour is
~ offered for sale by GONSALVES Il
CO., Queen Street. Gl
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE.

Lieutenant VIM. Unger, chair
man; and Messrs. w. A. Kinney,
l.. A. Thurston, ii. c. Reid, ii. w.
Morse, Geo. Castle and Lieutenant
III. Il. Hebbard.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
II. Gum, chairman; and G. Il.
Wilder, T.. l.. Winter, f.. i. Bishop
and j. Alfred Magoon.
DECORATING COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Geo. Stratemeyer is chair
man and the company are the COM
mittee.
A canvass awning has been placed
over the lot, on the town side of the
rink, and chairs put there to make
more room for the guests, and give
the Rifles ample space to maneuver.
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ARRIVALS.

March %
Stmr j A Cummins from Koolau
Stmr Waimanalo from Waianac
Schr Rob Roy from Kool,u
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Schr Mana for Honomu
Schr Wailelc for Kuau
Stmr lwalani for Hanakua and La
haina at 3 p m
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DEPARTURES.
VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.

Marcn 20 -
Bktne Eureka for San Francisco
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NOTICE.

ITALY BULLETIN SUMMARY
~ 40 columns, 81 per onnum,
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FRIDAY, MAR. 20. 1887.
VESSELS IN PORT.

VESSELS TN PUKI.
Blk Kalakaua, Armstrong
Bktne Mary Winkelman, Blake
Brig Allie Rowe. Phillips
Ger blk q II Bishop. Wolters
Tern w s Bovine, Paul
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Saturday Evening, Mar. 26

Part 4.
overture. Company
Shine on. ............W. G.. Armstrong
Beautiful Girl of kildare. John Bright
M'Carthy's Fancy Ball (by requesD....
................... w. III. Hoogs
When l lay dis ole head low. .........
...................E Il. +. Bishop
The Harvest Home. III. w. Morse
I'll be Oar ...............H. Won Holt
I'll take you home, Kathleen (by re-
qucsO. ............J. Nj. DOwsett
Hawaiian Chorus.
Finale. The Skids.. by special request
with n squad of the following picked
men-MesSrs. Macfallane, Armstrong,
Hogs, Bishop, Won Holt and Morse.
Part III.
Character Sketch ''', Yv Maciarlane
Banjo Solo,. ................J. Appleby
character SOng.... w. III. uO0gS
Grand Sensational japanese Bamboo
Pole Act, with new tricks. e. Low
and w. G.. Armstrong.
To conclude with the side.splittng farce
SLIPPERY DAY
New characters. by the Company
Box Plan open at j. L. Brown & Co.'S
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Box Plan open at j. L. Brown & Co.'S.
80 lt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
wANTED-A NAVY YARD.
Congressman Gioson's Bill Inspires a
Laudable Ambition.

Congressman Gioeon's Bill Inspires a
Laudeble Ambition.
81 see Mr.. Gibson, Of Louisiana, has in
troduccd n bill in Congress providing for
the establishment OF a navy yard at New
Orleans" remarked a we'll informed gen.
tlcman TO an APPEAL reporter yesterday.
"Woll, so much TO the advantage Of that
city II the bin becomes an enactment"
was the rely. GLOW arc We 10 profit
through that?"
"ln no way at all II New Orleans gets
the institution; but il should not. Mem
phis is the place for such an enterprise,
and the government ought 10 be unmis-
takably informed OF that fact We had
one here in times gone by, but finally IL
was abandoned after squandcring millions
Of dollars on IL without any practical BEN
clits. But conditions have changed. Lines
OF perpetual navigation have been fixed;
coal aud iron fields have been discovered
and developed. Memphis is the point
where all these advantages can be enjoyed.
do not suppose much will be done toward
building up the nations navy, at least for
tho present, but that can be done here rs
well, il not better, than anywhere else. In
case OF war with foreign powers the gov
crnmcnt would b. compelled 10 establish a
navy yard at some interior point. Mem
phis Is the most advantageous. Comnuni.
ties never get anything from Congress
without asking for II. Let the people nc
member this and move in the natter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
PERSONAL POINTS.

On. r. J.. LASH, after long and serious
illness, is now up.
Mas. EMMA BARTON, Of McMinnNillc,
who has been visiting her brother, Capt.
j. Harvey Mathcs, has returned home.
VIsIToRs on change Yesterday: W. j.
Smith, st. Louis, Mo-; W. II. mompon,
Liverpool, England; J. 7, Harris, Nash.
Vile, Tenn.
DIR. JonS VINCENT, OF New York, prcsi.
dentoi the Chautauqua society, il expected
in this city in the near future. lie will
deliver course OF literary lectures.
joins s. EARNEST, of Macon, Ga, south
crn representative Of Hubbard, Price 4
Co., one oi New Works largest cotton
firms, arrived in this city short time
since.
MISSES NAME and Ida Gregory have
returned 20 their home in this city, after q
pleasant visit 10 Macon, Ga, tu which
place they went to be present at the we'd
ding Of Miss Mary Clayton, who is Well
known in the social circles in this city.
While absent, the Young ladies also visited
their brother, in Atlanta, Ga.
Tony Bennett and wife, nee Mrs Clara
Dammann, who have been on the Pacific
coast for several weeks, have returned,
and are stopping nj the residence OF the
! brides parents, on Wal,lron avenue. They
will probably locate hero permanently
Mr.. Bennett having been rendered IL
sponsiblc AMI lucrative position.
- -
Jesse French Piano & Organ Co.,
o. X. Houck, vicc-pUsident aud manager
No. 3O3 Main drcct
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ADDITIONAL coMMrTTEEs.
More Workers in tho Great Cause OF
United Charities.

United Charities.
The following additional canvaSing
committees have been designated TO solicit
contributions in the noble Christmas
charities
Main Street, from Madison 10 Bcale-
Mn. NJ. Burke and Nn. Richard Morris.
Main Street, from Madison 10 the Louis
Vile * Nashville Depot MB J. Andrews,
IT,, and Mrs. Emile Golibaum.
Front Street, South Of Madison-Mrs.
Clarence Sclden aud Miss Clara Conway.
Front Street, Madison North 20 Wash.
ington-Mrs. Benjamin Babb and Mrs.
VIM. II. Seward.
Bcalc Sircei-MB. Joseph $. Andrews,
Mrs. Willis Sawric and Mrs. William Bux-
baum.
Madison, jefferson, Court and Poplar
Slrcets-Mrs. William katzonberger and
Mrs. l. kaiEcnbcrgcr.
Second, Monroe and Union Streets Mrs.
Joseph Bruce aud Mrs. Robert Mel can.
An law and Doctors' Ollicts In the City
-Ms. 4. Wiizmann and Airs. VIM. Bux.
baum,
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rr.pee An ned 81 ,.enernI..

81. rErERsTrEG, Dec lj.-Thc Nouoc
I'nqayo publishes in It's Paris correspond.
cnco a letter from Gen. Boulangcr 90 NJ.
Snsini, member Of the Chamber Of Dcpu.
ties, declining the lniicr's offer 20 surrcn.
der his scat in Gen. lloulangorg favor.
The gcncml writes tia, hc considers i 2
patriotic duty 10 adhere TO his military pol
si,ion, In view Of tie tact that he expects q
war. and concludes 10y declaring that
France has greater need Of generals than
Of dpputica
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
JF. BENTON IN THE TOLLS.
Arrested and Bound over on the chare,
OF Embezzlement.

Of Embezzlement.
James L. Benton, cx.poll tax collector
and at present one Of the prophciors Of tho
Star lunchToom and coGcc-house at
No. 2g7l Second street, was arrested yes
,crlay on n warrant from Squire Buiien-
bcrge court. The crime charged against
Benton Is a serious ono, and since he adj
mits Il, will probably gct him into a nice
prcdicamcnt II seems Benton has been
quite lively dealer IN witness fees from
the criminal court, playing the ''Shylock'
racket on largc scale. lie carried on
this business mainly through the assistance
Of Jacob StorZ, n guilclcss oil man who
considered everybody honest Siorl
furnished the money AMI aliorward In
trusted the certificates 10 l!cnton for filing
with the criminal cruti clerk. 10 that the
witness could not APPEAR aud claim the
money. Benton did ~, but collected the
money himself aud refused to account.
The transactions have continued since Jan.
nary last. lie was placed under 5000
bond by the squire.
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or, be wandered through the alley along
side the Southern express Office and fell
over ON Il pair OF blankets. Tho night
Waterman believed him u thiof and arrest
cd him. Squire Gutenberg tried the ease
yesterday and discharged Mahon.
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REORGANIZATION rri,c..

i0oeumhsfs irum g. 49, e. ~ 'U' luHlufNr h'iuf ~
nufuh4rs ou ,urh lido 10. %, uUuu.f drawing ihr
capital Irfr ~ Saii ID ....s...s ~
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numbrra ON zach slfc ~ thr nuui's'r dfaNtnf tho
capital pfiS' uf $1,000 .......... ..seu
ic1 numlfs from ll,.'i IN 'ti' inclusive. being m
number "a each ,Iir NJ The uuipier dfiWinr a."
capital pfigc oi SinuN, ....... ah
lup uumisr cndiur with ~, being the two las
Guirr ui the unmbcr draNiug Tie capital pr
~ w tH.a.. IVY
iUl numbers ending Nltp ~. l"its thr tuo lest
fnrT. ~ The uumi-r ditNlrs The capital rtlIr
OF giUl 90 ...... .siur
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TIN. G. ~ not a curc-all. but n quarter
Of a CENTURY 81 constant usc has demon
slmicd beyond question that Tanners In.
fallihlo Neuralgia Iur j. the only knGyn
infallihlc Curc Tor 80 lirls Il neuralgia and
Manufactured hy ilnnrnni Root Medicine
Co, Nashville, Tem. Sold by Hester ~
Main street
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a. e. HTkUREGAnD.
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lrin- iL.siUn. ~ louis aud knn-Hs 'iiy, No, Ian
easter. Ia Memphis, t'tu.. anil lrkshuW ME-
No n ~ dtavs ihlrd capital Itigc. s1n1. aold lu
ton, tllrnru Fan fnauris,o Ncinphia. Tenn, ,sf
snn tiit. New. tnriiHnni'. Ia Aberdeen. Mics 4,
Albuquerque. \ Nek.. charlton, iovh. thrll lake.
Ms. hunisidc. ny, Hlhan, Tenn. aul lutmnn.
Mich. M. ~ ~ draws siutta fuld ln New Auft
New prlcnns. hstou. Philadelphia. thlraFo. JET
say CiN. n. J, ~ louis aui Kansas 'iy. Nc 4.
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kus 9.EH i"p t'sr. t1S3i Wtthi dmw carn
sou sid ln AyN luIk, sew ORLEANS Book lu.
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minEhim, Ala. ttH.lrpuri, -, NaNasot, Tea,
and Hfhsf IUInts
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Ladies, Attention.

Buy your husband, sweetheart orbrothcr
q handsome Cigar Case at Samclson's Cigar
Palace. They will stamp names in gilt let
tels on all cases bought Of them, free OF
charge,
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finest Gold Canes at Thaycr's

TuE photograph exhibition which was
90 have been held next Friday evening ~
the Y. VI. G. 4. rooms, for the benefit oi
the ladies' Auxiliary, has been postponed
90 January 20, lsSs, at which time the
most complete instrument u Us Kind eyer
seen in the south, with an entirely new
and original program, will BE-. placed on
exhibition aud put In practical operation.
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Jesse French Piano x OMAN Co.,
o. X. llouck, wee. president and manager,
No. 38J Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16

CuoicEsr fruit, Jelly, angel, sponge, III.
yer aud ribbon cakes constantly on hand
and made specially 30 order at the
Womcn's Exchange. Call and leave or.
tlcfr
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Prizes ca.hcd Ia InI withoui Dea"c'
lluu.

rs The subscribers iH,iul supCn ! the single
humhUr luvug 'lrss "N 70 lhlislANNh iAlI
numla'r ulifh Ntfr this eos hHNu tom thv To-,
~ plas' IN the wheel with she pfif,u rorfcspund
Ing ~ thrm.
Witness our hand, NJ N,u ORLEANS. la. this
TUESDAY, NU,tmbcfs, ~.
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s..,s. A werivetbrr'.

l. the place where you can buy q pair Of enc
custom made shoes Tor -.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16

TnE circulating library In Odd Fellows
hall has done n great deal Of good here,
and las met with the appreciation Of all.
The latest and best works ~ the day arr
comprised In the catalogue. II should be-
paironizcd by the reading public, ~ but
81 30 II the fec for q two ycnrs benefit,
and part Of which sum goes towarl adding
new books 10 the library. The enterprise
is worthy VI assistance, and the young
and old reader could not possibly invest
his 81 80 moro probably aud get better
satisfaction. Each member becomes a
shareholder Ia the library Mn. David.
son rs librarian and will be pleased 10 SEQ
NOu
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D. LowENsTEIN g. BROS.
TODAY, FRIDAY,
our Usual Bargain Day.
RrsS.SrN REMNANTS nruN,Nrsi

We place on falc today q most desirable
lot Of Colorcd Drcss Goods Remnants IN
all lengths, suitable for school dpsses.
ladies Wrappers and many Full Drcss
Patterns Of our very best dress stuhs will
be found among the lot. II you wish 10
buy a sensible, inexpensive Christmas
present, call today and secure one or more
Of these reliable bargains at less than hall
price. Also
Remnants of Ores. Trimmings,
Consisting Of Braids, Furs, Pw-cmcnicrios,
Beaded Ornaments, Etc, way under for
mer prices.
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seattle a ueriwssher

Handle the celebrated Miller A 0bcr shoes
lnr nlrna Mcnr. Bot Boz The world.
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rNr WaicL Work. Mullord'.
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CnoicrrDiamonds, all grades, Thaycr'.
Ladies' Hats aud Bonnei-.

Iavienc's felt hats, b0c.
Iavignc's wartcrcd silks, ~.
Iavgnc's trimmed hats, your chocc, 50.
Liyigno il closing out this seasons goods.
4. LAyIGNr, No. 2j2 Main street.
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Jesse French Piano & Organ Co.,
o. X. Houck, vicc-pvsidcnt aud manager
No. 3O3 Main street
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-07
Georgia COMVfcts.

At last the axe has fallen and the i'll
must go. By executive order, Gov. Cor
don. on Aug. 26, called on the leSseeS Of
the penitentiary companies Nos. and to
show cause why the lease should not be
annulled. These companies are principally
formed of James w. English, William S.
Lowe and James W. Smith. Several days
ago the governor received an anonymous
letter signed "COnvictS." which declared
that they were being whipped because they
made known the existing abuses. and asked
that the matter be investigated. From the
pOstmark it was ascertaned that the letter
came from the camp under charge of G.. G.
Bingham. on the Georgia Midland road.
Principal Keeper Towers at once proceeded
there, had the men called up in line and
stripped of clothing. The backs of the
men were found to be cut and bruised in a
terrible manner as though knives had been
used to open the flesh. Gov. Gordon read
once signed an order Diminishing Bingham
from any service in which the state was in
terested, and ordering the solicitor general
to prosecute him for his crimes. Active
steps are being taken to protect the cOnvicts
from the rage of the lessees, and it is said
that Principal Keeper Towers took person.
al charge of Camp No. ,. The suppressed
report of the prison keeper at WestmOre-
land, which was made to Gov. Mcdaniel
in 1888, and which the governor would not
allow to be made public, was yesterday
given to the press. 1t is shocking recital
of filth and crime. and will help the de-
mand for the abolition OF the lease system.
There is no doubt as to the governors in
tentiOn to declare the lease annulled, owing
to the violation of its provisions by the
lessees. The lessees are moving heaven
and earth to avert the blow which is falling
upon them, but the governor is determined
in his course, backed by the public opinion
of the state. and Endorsed by the personal
assurances Of members of the legislature.
The Dale coal mines camp. which belongs
to Company Mol, and owned by Gov.
Brown, is not complained of, but it will
have to share in the wreck.